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The Kerrang! Chart: The best new music this week

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The Kerrang! Chart: The best new music this week
Words:
Kerrang! staff
Photo:
Dean Chalkley

Every Friday, you get bombarded with new music. To make it easier to get on board with the most killer stuff, we've digested it all, and curated the ultimate weekly chart.

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New highlights

ALT BLK ERA – Come On Outside

Having gone all straight-to-the-point quickfire punk on recent single My Drummer's Girlfriend, here Nottingham's ALT BLK ERA are in a much bigger, ’90s chorus-type mood. Would have gone down a storm at Reading ’98. Will go down a storm at whatever festivals they do once their album drops early next year, for that matter.

Dream Nails – Control

Will shortening into a trio proportionally downside Dream Nails' sound and power? Nope. This grubby bit of grunge-edged rock is a banger. Now, go and finish the rest of the new album, naily ones!

Tribulation – Murder In Red

It's October, and so Spooky Season, and so perfect for a bit of dark goth metal from ever-reliable metal ghouls Tribulation. Autumn-y enough to turn any leaf within earshot brown, this is a proper nights-are-drawing-in-aren't-they bit of comfortingly dark gloom. Just disappointing it's not a sinister take on Chris de Burgh's best-known song…

The Kerrang! Chart

1. ALT BLK ERA – Come On Outside
2. Dream Nails – Control
3. Tribulation – Murder In Red
4. VUKOVI – GUNGHO
5. RØRY – Sorry I'm Late
6. Coheed And Cambria – Blind Side Sonny
7. Sylosis feat. Heriot – The Path
8. Lacuna Coil – Oxygen
9. Like Moths To Flames – Soul Exchange
10. Skegss – High Beaming
11. Mouth Culture – No Shame
12. Unprocessed – Dark, Silent And Complete
13. BRKN LOVE – 20/20 Vision
14. Sol Invicto – The Obvious Play
15. Copse – Wish Ender
16. HRTLSS – Good Intentions
17. Sleater-Kinney – This Time
18. Sergeant Thunderhoof – Blood Moon
19. ratbag – pinky girl
20. Slope – Fury Funk

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